more stable
adjectiveUK /mɔː ˈsteɪ.bəl/
US /mɔːr ˈsteɪ.bəl/
More steady and less likely to fall over or change.
The table with four legs is more stable than the one with three.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Less likely to change suddenly or unexpectedly.
Prices have been more stable this year than last year.
3. Calmer and less likely to have strong emotional ups and downs.
After the holiday, his mood became more stable.
4. Stronger in health and less likely to get worse.
The patient is more stable today, the doctor said.